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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1976

Page

6

Bethel College offers January short courses and music workshops

Bethel College announces January offerings including a five day Systems Approach to Home Management course with credit options and a $35 tuition. Three church music mini workshops run Jan 4 27 covering choirs organ hymnody and hymnbook studies in Bethel’s Mennonite Church with a $5 per workshop fee and registration through Walter Jost or William Keeney.

Bethel College Barbara Overaa Marge Warta Walter Jost Janeal Krehbiel Peter Letkemann Winnipeg Manitoba Alice Esko Loewen Letkemann Bethel College Mennonite William Keeney

Daily record items span wills divorces births and crimes

Wills name George P Rush Glen E Rush executor Howard L Royer Catherine A Egan executrix Mabel Maxine Turner Arthur N Turner executor Divorces granted to Terry Lee Rodgers Newton from Nancy S Rodgers Rhonda Joyce Williams Newton from James Louis Williams Ella Rea Kimball Halstead from Dean E Kimball Births Andrew Allen son of Allen and wife at Bethel Deaconess Hospital Jarrett William son of Ronald and wife at Bethel Deaconess Hospital Animal control offers three puppies for adoption mixed Husky Collie plus a tan mixed terrier male Adoption at Community Development office and Town and Country Animal Clinic Fire losses估 at Volney Everts mobile home Hesston Fire started by furnace location and responders Ambulances Newton Hesston and rescue squad Police stolen British Army replicas from George R Graybill inventory valued at 200 District Court Lusk Denver pleaded guilty scanner theft sentenced 1 to 10 years Morford to out of state work camp Erickson 25 sentenced six months probation and 57.65 costs

Bun Court George P. Rush Glen E. Rush Howard L. Royer Catherine A. Egan Mabel Maxine Turner Arthur N. Turner Terry Lee Rodgers Newton Nancy S. Rodgers Rhonda Joyce Williams James Louis Williams Ella Rea Kimball Halstead Dean E. Kimball Hutchinson George R. Graybill England Army Kirk Lusk Denver Colo Don Bader Sedgwick Lusk Galen Morford Federal Job Corps Stephen C. Erickson

Low bids chosen for final county bridge phase

Rhoades Construction of Newton and Allied Construction of Wichita submitted the lowest bids for the three parts of the final phase of the county bridge replacement program. Rhoades bid 55033.78 on part one and 315862.59 on part two while Allied bid 58431.60 on part three. Other bids ranged higher, with part one up to 82779.90 and part two up to 397202.45.

Rhoades Construction Co Newton and Allied Constuction Co Wichita Rhoades Allied Melvin Gradert Gradert Turkey Creek West Emma Creek Harvey- McPherson County Line

Geri Gronau improves after donkey accident

The 12 year old Geri Gronau of Route 5 who was unconscious after a Nov 20 donkey incident at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita has moved to a specialized care wing and is semi conscious and speaking a few words. Doctors see daily improvement promising a full recovery after extended hospitalization and home recovery before returning to Santa Fe Middle School. The family plans a hospital Christmas with Geri, with support from parents Jim and the Gronaus and Howard Grants, brothers Gary and Larry, and other relatives.

Geri Gronau Route 5 Geri Wesley Medical Center Wichita Jim Gronan Santa Fe Middle School Gary Larry A.M. Gronaus Howard Grants Santa Claus

Deaths and Funerals in Galva Wichita and Augusta

Eva Unruh 86 died at Schowalter Villa Hesston. Services 10 30 a m Monday Lone Tree Mennonite Galva burial church cemetery. William G Block 71 died in Alabama while visiting a daughter. Services 2 p m Friday Flanagan Hunt Wichita burial Calvary Cemetery. Myrle L Hall 74 Rapid City died on arrival at Axtell hospital. Services 3 p m Monday Behrens Mortuary Rapid City burial Pine Lawn Cemetery. Mary Rebecca Wood 67 Augusta died Wednesday funeral 2 30 p m Friday Dunsford Funeral Home Augusta.

Galva Eva Unruh Schowalter Villa Hesston Lone Tree Mennonite Church Marion S. D Dan J. Unruh Brinton Scott City Sidney Curtis Ruben Becker Clayton Unruh Copeland Dan Jantz Topeka Lena Wiggers Moundridge Harder-Kaufman Funeral Home Wichita William G. Block Beech Aircraft Corp Newton Alabama Flanagan-Hunt Funeral Home Calvary Cemetery Anona Myrle L. Hall Rapid City Robert Patricia) Granaas Axtell Christian Hospital Behrens Mortuary Pine Lawn Cemetery Josephine Charles R Longmont Colo Draper-Cannon Funeral Home Augusta Mary Rebecca Wood Eugene W. Cochran Whitewater Dunsford Funeral Home

County Employees Get Seven Percent Pay Raise

Harvey County Board of Commissioners announced a seven percent cost of living raise for all county employees. The action was adopted December 13 by a two to one vote with Chair Orville Schmidt opposing. Preston Bacon abstained on the hospital insurance item which will continue with the current insurer Doris Coombs for Continental Assurance. switching to Blue Cross Blue Shield would cost an additional $7,924.88.

Board of Harvey County Commissioners Commission Orville Schmidt Preston Bacon Doris Coombs Continental Assurance Blue Cross Blue Shield

Friesen resigns Bethel post after long service

Walter Friesen, vice president and dean of student affairs at Bethel College since 1974, resigns. College president Harold J. Schultz lauds Friesen’s contributions to the Freshman Year program, grant proposals, student development design, workshops, and counseling services. Friesen says he wishes to return to counseling and teaching, noting administration is not his strength.

Walter Friesen Bethel College Harold J. Schultz Friesen Bethel Schultz Fund For Walt

Markets Edge Higher as Yearend Trading Persists

Wall Street rose with the Dow up 1.58 to 986.12 as investors eyed inflation and rates. Southern Co led gainers, while NYSE volume ran about 10.9 million. TWA slipped as the market weighed future plane financing and early 1977 outlook. Chicago and Kansas City futures moved mixed with grains and livestock prices active.

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